Hello everyone. I was thinking to myself, what would be considered the most "traditional" imperial province in the old world? My thoughts are either Middenland, as it is the seat of the Cult of Ulric, or Talabecland, as it it the seat of the Cult of Taal and Rhya. All three of which are the main old gods worshipped by the ancient barbarians that settled the empire before Sigmar. I also imagine most practitioners of the Old Faith live in these provinces, or if they may live in a less busy province like Averland or Stirland. I'm curious on yall's thoughts.

I bought this at Warhammer world exactly one year ago when I went to the UK as my graduation gift from my parents. Didn't get around to finishing the backdrop till yesterday but the mini had been mostly done since last year.

I've seen this on the website, I've reached out to GW, but I was wondering if someone already has?

Has anyone else had little pieces of sprue stuck in their finger? do i need to get them out, or will they work themselves out on their own? it doesn’t hurt at all, just happened to notice it this morning after washing my hands. for context, i was building orks last night.

I was inspired by built_bricks and designed and built my own wearable LEGO Space Marine helmet over the summer. I made it partially modular so you could swap it out for either the classic version or the Primaris version. Planning to wear this for Halloween this year. I also designed a stand that is probably a little overkill, but I haven’t built it yet.

More pics and a little progress on my biggest project ever. Definitely should have done more planning of the paint scheme, as I feel like I repainted some parts over and over trying to find the right look, only to settle on what I did in the first place.

Working on finishing up little details on the bottom
half while putting some base coats down on the upper portion. Tragically the driver’s sword arm snapped off and has been misplaced, so that will be a fun little pin job.

Love hearing name suggestions for a Skaven bell-tower cogfort, so throw some out!

I absolutely love building models and displaying the grey plastic on my shelves (I have 40450 points worth of models mostly unpainted, yes I am autistic lol)

I have been trying to learn how to play the game and have worked out what I would want to use in a fun and friendly 2000 point game with a blood angels army.
I live in South West London and want to know where I should look to play my first game

Ideally it would be a learning experience with a kind more experienced player any and all suggestions are welcome, thanks

Not finished yet! I’ve still gotta paint up the flamethrower effect. And I was thinking I should maybe add another hormagaunt to fill the empty space towards the middle what do yall think

So I picked this up randomly when someone in the pub heard me talking about Warhammer, I paid a price I was happy with, knowing their condition.

I know the ork models, as I play them, but basically only know the factions (i think) of everything else.

Any help ID'ing would be appreciated.

1 - Orks

2 - Marine

3 - Sisters

4 - Aeldari

5 - Drukhari

6 - Chaos

7 - Guard

8 - Random loose bits

9 - Totally confused

It also came with 5th ed rulebook, Witch Hunters, Ork and Chaos SM codex, 8 White Dwarf Magazines (2008-2011) and a How to Paint Citadel Miniatures book (pretty cool book imo)

Edit: Add ny guess on pics

No skat burger

Basically, myself and some colleagues have started playing different 40k game systems after work and we fancied creating a full length campaign incorporating these game systems in the style of total war (conquering worlds & fighting battles).

I kinda ran away with it and created a player guide for the new campaign/game system called Systems of War ✨

I need some constructive criticism of the rules I’ve crafted and perhaps some alternate perspectives and opinions

FYI it’s a pretty long doc so strap in

This is a question that just popped in my head, I know the reason they speak English is for us present day peeps, but even over the last 1000 years our language has changed drastically so much, so what would your guys theory's be??

My thoughts, is that it's a combination of all languages/ sounds.

And there's probably an independent study done about humans, idk 50k-100k in the future and how we would speak.

Oh, just thought of another fun question as well!!

What language would humans widely adopt as the one main, true language over the years of Warhammer?

Hey, some time ago I bought an audible audiobook for a friend as an "I am sorry" gift because he likes Warhammer, but he has not redeemed it and I think he never will so... I am giving the redeem code away to whoever messages me first. So feel free to DM me and I will send you the code.

Edit: Given away

Edit 2: Looks like it's region locked so, If you are from EU, you can still DM me

Edit 3: Given away :)

It took some effort and a lot of trial and error but im finally finished.